Re: email list for onsite oscon preparations

It was discussed earlier that the details of the
preparations should not necessarily be on the public
list.

If no one thinks that is important, then
by all means let us stay on the advocacy list.
I never had a problem with that.

I have the start of the mailing list, too. Robert, we
should exchange information.

elein

On Sun, Apr 11, 2004 at 11:50:51AM -0700, Josh Berkus wrote:
> Elein,
>
> > It was pointed out that we do not want to do
> > the organization on advocacy and no one was
> > interested in my wiki, I think we'll have to
> > use a mailing list.
>
> Um, why not do it on the Advocacy mailing list? What is the Advocacy list
> for, if not this? Just prefix the subject lines with OSCON and people not
> going can ignore them.
>
> SO you know, I'm still waiting for word back from O'Reilly on a discount code
> for PostgreSQL community members. I've been waiting for about 10 days, not
> sure what's going on.
>
> > We'll need to clarify the swag. Greg, you have a handle on
> > this right? I also cannot find who was interested in
> > creating the CD. Could you contact me or the oscon list
> > when it gets created?
>
> Well, we need an ISO. Once that's done, we can use community resources (e.g.
> 25 people with CD burners and lable printers) to get the CDs done.
>
> Alternately, if we can raise money, we can have it professionally done and get
> CDs for LWE as well. Having CDs factory-burned only pays if we're getting
> at lease 1000, though.
>
> We *do* need a CD cover and T-Shirt design.
>
>
> --
> Josh Berkus
> Aglio Database Solutions
> San Francisco
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